Gay Events Parade To Run From Monday Through Saturday
A sequence of parades and amusements is planned from Monday to Saturday night. Organizers promise inclusive attractions and festive displays for all attendees across multiple venues.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1916
Page
1
A sequence of parades and amusements is planned from Monday to Saturday night. Organizers promise inclusive attractions and festive displays for all attendees across multiple venues.
His Majesty Antonio II, King of the Fiesta San Jacinto, arrives at the S P and M K T station with his court. The Gran Quivira Society greets him, then a medieval street pageant proceeds. A coronation and keys to the city follow at Alamo Plaza, with a Fiesta fete at the Grand Opera House. The Mexican Village opens on Haymarket Plaza and day and evening fiestas run on the Plazas with band concerts.
San Antonio prepares for Fiesta San Jacinto week starting Monday with King Antonio and 24 attendants. Parades will feature all-new floats and vehicles, no repeats, plus dozens of street shows, a Kennel Club display, a Mexican village on Haymarket plaza, and free performances. Route planning blocks street traffic for better viewing as crowds welcome the royal procession from Sunset depot through Alamo Plaza to Military Plaza. King Antonio arrives at 6 55 pm escorted to a special chariot. keys to the city will be presented by Mayor Clinton G. Brown, then the king proceeds to the Grand Opera house for the Fiesta fete.
Reports from El Paso and Juarez claim a rift between Carranza and Obregon without official confirmation. General Gavira denies any break and says he has received no message supporting the rumor. A second story of Mexico City rioting is likewise unverified.
General Obregon sent a note from Mexico City replying to a request for his stance on the Mexican crisis. He states he will not express an opinion, saying the matter is in the hands of the first chief whom the Constitutionalist army fully trusts.
Preparations to junk the eight air planes of the aviation corps follow an emergency act by Congress enabling purchase of Curtiss and Sturtevant aircraft for Mexican service. Five weeks of campaign with limited service leave two flyable planes and three being scrapped for parts as testing resumes in Columbus under Captains Foulois and Dodd and Lieutenants Carberry Dargue Gorrell and Chapman. Practice flights scheduled for Sunday.
Oklahoma shows Sunday cloudy with unsettled Monday and colder temperatures. Across Texas, Sunday is partly cloudy and Monday turns generally cloudy with colder air especially in the northwest. West Texas expects a partly cloudy Sunday followed by a cloudy and colder Monday.
Forecast from The Light lists St Louis Chicago Milwaukee Kansas City New York Boston Washington with high temperatures Saturday ranging from 44 to 72 and conditions including clear rain and cloudiness with light northwest to northeast winds.
New York April 22 Harry T Newton arraigned in Tombs court on intent to commit a crime for offering to murder financier J Pierpont Morgan for 10000 by German agents affidavits by Felix Galley and Detective Henry Sempis state Newton planned two methods including stopping Morgan car or entering Morgan office with a badge for access Galley and Sempis posed as German officials Newton claimed to show nerve by willing to be sent to Canada and blow up a munitions plant bail set at 5000 pending Monday exam police recovered a suitcase bomb from Buffalo and Newton had planned to blow up the Brooks works at Dunkirk N Y
Governor Ferguson announced plans to travel to San Antonio for the Fiesta next Thursday and stay two days. He will then depart Sunday night for Houston for the State Federation of Labor annual convention, spending Monday and Tuesday there before returning to Austin Wednesday morning.
H T Rand named receiver for the Carter Mullaly Transfer Company after bond posted. Judge Waller T Burns in Galveston authorized the action at the petition of stockholder J A Robertson. About 90000 in debt, two thirds secured by West Texas Bank Trust and Commercial Loan Trust loans. Rand to retain manager John Roberts and staff. Hildebrand assisted. company history notes Mullaly resided in California and past leadership.
Washington April 22 Cato Sells Democratic national committeeman from Texas announces the Marquette Hotel at Eighte en Street and Washington Avenue near the Coliseum will be the Texas delegation headquarters at the St Louis convention. He is arranging the contract and reservations for fifty persons including forty delegates and about ten additional Texans.
The Norwegian steamer Aud, 1102 tons, foundered off Daunt's Rock. The crew was rescued and landed at Queenstown.
Mrs Belle Keith 323 Jackson street was thrown from a moving automobile near North Medina and Houston at 1030 last night suffering head injuries. Dr D T Parker treated her and ordered transfer to Kenney Sanitarium with skull fracture feared though hospital staff later questioned fracture. She was taken to I and G N pharmacy for care after incident.
Several thousand witnessed the pageant at the University of Texas launching the Shakespearean Tercentenary festivities. Hundreds of students participated and Clarke field hosted an Elizabethan revel after the pageant. The celebration continues through next week with alumni in attendance.
Appearance of a Harris county witness before the Travis county grand jury fuels talk of further state tax investigations. No formal disclosures have been made. Subpoenas and attachments have been issued for witnesses from other counties.
The Norwegian steamship Olga was torpedoed and sunk with the crew rescued. The Greek sailing ship Eutropia also sank after a torpedo strike, three Greek crew members killed. A German submarine was named as the attacker. Textile tires Offered Increase. The Fall River Cotton Manufacturers Association proposed a wage rise of five to six percent for operatives, to be discussed by the textile council next Tuesday.
The Senate voted fifty nine to ten to concur in the House repeal of the free sugar clause of the Underwood-Simmons tariff. The measure goes to the president who must sign by May 1 to keep sugar off the free list. Senator Hardwick challenged the bill with a two hour speech.
The Treasury Department reported March internal revenue collections totaling 35,268,124 dollars, an increase of 6,572,262 dollars from the prior year. Senator Fall of New Mexico, en route to Washington, endorses Roosevelt and criticizes President Wilson’s Mexican policy.
The lone bandit identified as Carlisle was captured near Hanna, Wyoming, by a Carbon County posse led by Sheriff Rivera. He admitted holding up four Union Pacific trains in two months and is jailed in Rawlins after being found hiding behind sage brush.
The American liner Philadelphia departed for Europe from New York on April 22 becoming the second U S ship to sail since President Wilson’s note to Germany. On board were 500 passengers including Maud Allan the dancer Robert E Porter Frank Spaight Andrew B McCreery Sir Edmund A Lechmere Mrs H L Bruce Harry Carson Clarke and Baron Trophine de Traubenberg.
Pablo Lopez, Villa's chief lieutenant, was captured by Carranza forces at Cerro de la Silla in Chihuahua. He is to be taken to Chihuahua for execution. The war department could not confirm Villa's death and doubts the report.
In Tarento harbor the Serbian crown prince sits in a hydro plane of the Italian squadron as it courses over the Italian fleet during his visit to Rome on April 22.
Washington debates the advisability of recalling American troops from Mexico as public support for the campaign remains high. General Funston and General Scott discuss the issue in San Antonio while Pershing faces supply limits and awaits orders on whether to advance or retreat.
Preliminary reports from General Hugh L. Scott and Frederick Funston on U S actions in Mexico were received in Washington and will be reviewed by Secretary Baker and Secretary Lansing, with the president, to decide whether to withdraw or push forward. Additional dispatches are expected Sunday and from General Scott himself upon his return.
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